Liv Bryant is an artist and social justice professional from Atlanta, GA. She began her dance training at the age of thirteen in a tiny wooden studio above a gymnasium. She later studied at M.E. Stilwell School of the Arts and Price Performing Arts Center. She graduated magna cum laude from Kennesaw State University (KSU) with a degree in dance and a minor in French in 2021. During her college career, she studied abroad in Benin, West Africa, and the South of France where she led dance classes and read her French children’s book titled Je veux danser meaning “I want to dance.” Liv also interned with AJ Paug (Admix Project) and Aris Golenmi (Xcelt Talent/Xcel Studios) and was awarded the Eleo Pomare Scholarship and LaSona and Trent Turk scholarship.

In 2022, she became an alum of the ImmerseATL Artist Program. While under the guidance of Sarah Hillmer, George Staib, and Anna Bracewell Crowder, she worked with numerous creatives in Atlanta, presented original works, and performed with BANDALOOP.

Liv also had the opportunity to work with artists including Adam Parson, Andrea Knowlton, James Graham, and Sean Nguyen-Hilton. Her work has been presented at the American College Dance Association, Fly on a Wall, Fulton County Arts Week, KSU Dance Company, Opine Dance Film Festival, and Radnocular. 

In addition to joining staibdance, Liv is an artist with VIAUNI and coordinates the Cultural Awareness Resource Center (CARC) at KSU. In her free time, she enjoys learning new recipes, playing with her puppy, tending to her plants, and exploring the world with her partner.